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Ragul K

(IAS | Sikkim | 2012)
Secretary, Labour Department, Gangtok
Ragul K, born on 18 September 1986, is an Indian Administrative Service officer of the 2012 batch, serving in the Sikkim cadre. He holds a PG Diploma in Management from the Indian Institute of Management and a PGDM in Financial Management from IIM Bangalore, along with a B.E. in Information Technology from Anna University Chennai. Currently, he is the Secretary at Gangtok in the Labour Department, a position he assumed on 31 October 2023. His previous roles include Secretary & Labour Commissioner, Special Secretary, District Collector and Magistrate, Managing Director, Additional District Magistrate, and Sub Divisional Officer. He is proficient in English and Tamil.

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